Fall River Diocese technology director gets national recognition

William Milot, technology director for Fall River Diocese schools, was named by the Consortium for School Networking to its Volunteer Hall of Fame. His induction took place March 21 in Washington, DC.

Milot, of Taunton, was recognized for his service on the board of the Massachusetts Education Technology Administrators Association (METAA). For the past two years he has served as co-chair for the METAA CTO Clinic, an annual event that is designed to meet the diverse and challenging needs of the educational technology administrator. Through a combination of local and national speakers and vendors, technology administrators use this event to gather information that will directly impact their technology implementation decisions in their districts.

Consortium for School Networking is a leading professional association for district technology leaders, serving over 9 million students in school districts nationwide. The organization annually honors volunteers who have made exceptional contributions with induction into its Volunteer Hall of Fame.

“I am highly honored to be selected into the CoSn Hall of Fame," Milot said. "It is a privilege to work with our Catholic schools in the Diocese of Fall River, and to join our efforts with others in the CoSn and METAA organizations for the purpose of advocating for and supporting the vision, policies, practices and funding for historical, current, and cutting-edge technology within all aspects of teaching, learning and professional productivity.”

Fall River Diocesan School Superintendent Dr. Michael Griffin said: “Mr. Milot has provided exceptional leadership for nearly twenty years as Technology Director for our diocesan schools. His efforts have inspired and guided many successful technology initiatives, including recent steps by many of our schools to incorporate 1-1 IPad initiatives and other technological advances."

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